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Rosaline’s eyes narrowed as Marianne threatened Faira once again. This woman was making her furious, and though she knew it was a bad idea she wanted to make sure it didn’t happen again. It would put her at risk but she had to get her point across to the darkly dressed woman who seemed to think she was above it all. 

A muttered stream of latin left her lips as she focused on conjuring up what appeared to be a large skeletal hand from the ground below Marianne. The fingers were sharp, and looked almost like spikes around her while the palm remained below where Marianne stood. She knew it was probably unwise to threaten her, especially if her hunch about her identity was correct, but Rosaline hated seeing someone threaten the human’s life. 

“It is quite unwise to threaten those I wish to protect Marianne. I don’t care if you see me as your enemy or turn on me instead, just stop threatening Faira.” She growled, her glass eyes flashing dangerously as she stared her down. Rose knew it was useless to try killing her, she had seen that the woman could not die. It made sense to her, but nothing was untouchable… and she had a few ideas on what might affect the woman. 

The nebula wasn’t paying much attention to the fight, she couldn’t help much in her state. Alexandra though rushed forward, hoping to help. The shapeshifter’s body bent and creaked as it took on a much more useful form. Where she once stood was a dragon, it’s black scales glinting in the light. It roared, charging at the creature with her teeth bared to bite.

Rosaline gave Marianne a nod of understanding, using the little strength she currently had to pull herself closer to the unconscious child. When Faira stepped over to her she turned her attention momentarily to the worried human. She shook her head, waving her hand away. “I’m fine but I wouldn’t be able to support myself with my legs in this state,” she says, gesturing to the cracks in her porcelain skin. They had ceased to spread or spilt further but they would if she put weight on them. “I can’t fix them yet either, I might need the energy for other things.” 

Joshua flinched when Marianne appeared before him. He didn’t look fearful by her presence though, merely stunned. The warlock let her speak, unafraid of her threats. There were still many things up his sleeves, including his favorite piece… who had just thrown a blade in Marianne’s direction. It had worked, having forced Marianne back to the main floor with the others. His gaze swept over the little group, lingering longest on Rosaline. A smirk pulled at his lips when he noticed that she had failed to get up. It seems his little curse had done more than trap her in a physical form; she now seemed to have a limit on her magic. He knew it would replenish itself eventually though, but the idea made him chuckle. 

The nebula tensed, going rigid at the new addition to the room. Rosaline could not stand though, for now she would have to remain on defense. If anything happened to little Marianne it would not end well, that much was certain. At that thought she looked about for Ann, only to come up empty in her search. The little girl had vanished, as if she was never there. She would have to dwell on it later, maybe the little girl could turn invisible. 

“I do hope you all have fun with my little friend here.” Joshua chimed, disappearing. The man once again reappeared by Rose’s side. He reached down, tilting her head up, a smirk still on his lips. “Having trouble Rosaline?” he chuckled. The nebula lashed out at him, her hand charged with what looked like black bolts of electricity. She missed, the warlock having disappeared completely before she could hit him. He did not reappear either.

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